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Story summary
- Gary Woodland, a former U.S. Open champion, returned to golf at the PNC Championship nearly two years after brain surgery to remove a lesion.
- He expressed gratitude for still being able to play, especially after learning his father has aggressive lymphoma.
- The PNC Championship pairs major champions with family members, a format that emphasizes fun over pressure.
- Woodland's father recently completed chemotherapy and is excited to participate.
